Info Tech Quiz 6
Terms
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- binary digit
- bit is short for...
- artificial intelligence
- the capacity of a computer to learn and make decisions in order to solve problems
- searching, fitting constraints, recognizing patterns, and logical inferences
- what are the methods of solving problems?
- reverse engineering
- the process of discovering the technological principles of a device or object through analysis of its function or operation
- fitting constraints
- finding the answer based by picking what fits into the confines space
- ascii
- we translate our letters into binary code through...
- neural networks
- example of recognizing patterns
- inadvertent plagiarism
- occurs when a students do not properly cite their work
- license
- the permission of the owner of the work to someone else so they can copy, display, etc.
- intellectual property
- describes the legal entitlements that pertain to the written and recorded media and inventions
- recognizing patterns
- finding the answer based on what matches what is needed
- inadvertent or intentional
- plagiarism can be what kind?
- binary
- everything in our computer is stored in what form?
- search engines
- an example of searching
- 1
- each letter is how many bytes?
- fair use of copyrighted works
- this will allow people to use the work for educational purposes or to criticize or review the work
- police faceprints
- example of fitting constraints
- trademarks
- distinctive signs that indicate some sort of business or organization
- WarGames movie and some video games
- examples of logical inferences
- logical inferences
- finding the answer based on reasoning, such as deduction and induction
- DRM
- used to protect music and movies
- plagiarism
- the taking of ideas or writtings from another person and offering them as your own
- intentional plagiarism
- is committed when you turn in work and a portion of that work was done by someone else
- public domain
- the term used for when the work is public property and can be used by anyone for anything
- music, art, literary works, movies, pictures, and software
- what do copyright laws protect?
- copy, distribute, modify, display, or perform the work
- the creator of the work has exclusive rights which are the right to....
- FairPlay
- an example of DRM
- medical drugs, compact discs, and the microprocessor
- patent laws protect what?
- a name, word, phrase, logo, or symbol
- trademarks are typically comprised of what...
- copyright
- is the rights that regulate an expression of an idea or information
- trade secrets
- secret, private information concerning the commercial practices or proprietary knowledge of a business, that can't be shared with the public
- eMusic and Amazon
- name two stores that sell only DRM-free songs
- searching
- using techniques to find the answers based on reasoning and/or planning
- control; access; copying
- DRM technologies attempt to _____, or prevent ____ to the ___ of digital media
- DRM
- is the use of technology to protect the intellectual property of artists
- 8
- each byte contains how many bits?
- neural network
- a computer model designed to simulate the behavior of biological neural networks in order to process information without user interaction
- FairPlay
- is the technology that Apple uses to ensure that audio files downloaded through iTunes is not played on unauthorized computers
- Digital Rights Management
- DRM
- eMusic
- the second largest music selling site, behind iTunes music store
- intellectual property
- is a product of the mind or the intellect
- patent
- the right granted to an inventor to manufacture, sell, use an invention for a certain # of years